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The C shell assumes that that the arguments are always placed at the end of the command alias.

For example, you define an alias that gives members of your group access to a file or directory:

   alias ggive 'chmod g+'

Any argument that you give to the alias ggive is placed after the command it refers to. So the command alias

   ggive filename

is interpreted as:

   chmod g+ filename

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